Canada may soon become the first "associate member" of the European Union, according to recent reports. This status would grant Canada certain rights and privileges similar to full EU membership without the need to adopt all EU laws. The move reflects growing economic and political ties between Canada and European nations, though it remains to be seen how the process will unfold. In other international news, a United Nations panel has accused the United States of committing war crimes in Iran, citing actions during a 2020 drone strike. Meanwhile, the U.S. has alleged that Russia is plotting to assassinate a prominent dissident in Washington, D.C. These tensions highlight the complex and often adversarial relationship between the two nations. Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly changed their children’s school due to security concerns, following a series of high-profile threats and harassment. In Israel, directors have been discussing a controversial documentary titled NAZA, which has sparked debate over its portrayal of sensitive political and social issues. Separately, a Chinese company has released a video showcasing a humanoid robot walking off an assembly line independently, marking a significant step in the development of autonomous robotics. Across the globe, various events have unfolded. At least five people are dead and dozens are missing after a fire broke out on a Philippine ferry. In the UK, the Bayeux Tapestry—a medieval cloth depicting the Norman conquest of England—is on display in London after nearly a millennium. Meanwhile, new Russian attacks on Ukraine have been reported, continuing the ongoing conflict. A tech company has disclosed the first known A.I.-enabled cyberattack between governments, raising concerns about the future of digital warfare. In other news, Prince George has begun his first day at Eton College, one of the most prestigious schools in the UK. Nepal is observing a day of mourning after devastating floods, with rescue efforts in their eighth day. In Mexico, a fireworks blast killed 10 and injured 64 during a festival. In Havana, church meals have become a vital resource for many struggling with food insecurity. The U.S. has carried out strikes in Iran near the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran claiming it is retaliating. Thai police have also cracked down on sex workers ahead of the arrival of the USS Lincoln, which is returning home after a record-breaking deployment.